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Enriched zeolites for vegetable seedling production

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Milišić, Kristina
Ugrinović, Milan
Zečević, Bogoljub
Damnjanović, Jelena
Adžić, Slađan
Girek, Zdenka
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Popović, Vladimir
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A series of experiments was conducted in the experimental greenhouse of the Institute of Vegetable Crops in Smederevska Palanka (Serbia) with a goal to determine the biological nutritional value of the studied substrate mixtures and create the appropriate replacement for Zeoplant soil enhancer. In addition to the peat component (commertial Clasmann-Deilmann KTS 1 substrate or Pirotski peat), the substrate mixtures also contained commertial zeolite based soil enhancer as a control treatment (Zeoplant) and natural zeolites provided from the Igroš tuff deposite near Brus enriched in different ways (treatments). Preliminary experiments showed that the optimal ratio of enriched zeolites in the peat based substrate mixtures is about 25% (volumetric). In the final experiment, natural zeolites were enriched with 4 different organic and mineral fertilizers by diverse methods. Enriched zeolites (EZa, EZb, EZc, Ezd) were mixed in optimal ratio with Pirotski peat and compared with Zeopl...ant based mixture using Lettuce (Lacttuca sativa L.) as the test species. The data concerning plant height, number of leaves and fresh plant mass were collected. The differences between examined tretmans was minimal, without or with small significance for almost the all traits. The only exception was fresh plant mass and the Zeoplant based mixture which exceded all other mixtures. The trials should be continued. To reach the planed goal, in the future, higher doses of mineral and organic fertilizers should be used for natural zeolites enrichement.

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substrates / zeolites / natural peat / vegetable seedlings
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Abstract proceedings [Elektronski izvor] / Young Researchers Conference 2020, YOURS 2020, 28th September 2020, Belgrade, 2020, -14
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  • Beograd : Institut za istraživanja i projektovanja u privredi

ISBN: 978-86-84231-50-7

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AU  - Ugrinović, Milan
AU  - Zečević, Bogoljub
AU  - Damnjanović, Jelena
AU  - Adžić, Slađan
AU  - Girek, Zdenka
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Institute of Vegetable Crops in Smederevska Palanka (Serbia) with a goal to determine the
biological nutritional value of the studied substrate mixtures and create the appropriate
replacement for Zeoplant soil enhancer. In addition to the peat component (commertial
Clasmann-Deilmann KTS 1 substrate or Pirotski peat), the substrate mixtures also
contained commertial zeolite based soil enhancer as a control treatment (Zeoplant) and
natural zeolites provided from the Igroš tuff deposite near Brus enriched in different ways
(treatments). Preliminary experiments showed that the optimal ratio of enriched zeolites in
the peat based substrate mixtures is about 25% (volumetric). In the final experiment,
natural zeolites were enriched with 4 different organic and mineral fertilizers by diverse
methods. Enriched zeolites (EZa, EZb, EZc, Ezd) were mixed in optimal ratio with Pirotski
peat and compared with Zeoplant based mixture using Lettuce (Lacttuca sativa L.) as the
test species. The data concerning plant height, number of leaves and fresh plant mass were
collected. The differences between examined tretmans was minimal, without or with small
significance for almost the all traits. The only exception was fresh plant mass and the
Zeoplant based mixture which exceded all other mixtures. The trials should be continued.
To reach the planed goal, in the future, higher doses of mineral and organic fertilizers
should be used for natural zeolites enrichement.
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author = "Milišić, Kristina and Ugrinović, Milan and Zečević, Bogoljub and Damnjanović, Jelena and Adžić, Slađan and Girek, Zdenka",
year = "2020",
abstract = "A series of experiments was conducted in the experimental greenhouse of the
Institute of Vegetable Crops in Smederevska Palanka (Serbia) with a goal to determine the
biological nutritional value of the studied substrate mixtures and create the appropriate
replacement for Zeoplant soil enhancer. In addition to the peat component (commertial
Clasmann-Deilmann KTS 1 substrate or Pirotski peat), the substrate mixtures also
contained commertial zeolite based soil enhancer as a control treatment (Zeoplant) and
natural zeolites provided from the Igroš tuff deposite near Brus enriched in different ways
(treatments). Preliminary experiments showed that the optimal ratio of enriched zeolites in
the peat based substrate mixtures is about 25% (volumetric). In the final experiment,
natural zeolites were enriched with 4 different organic and mineral fertilizers by diverse
methods. Enriched zeolites (EZa, EZb, EZc, Ezd) were mixed in optimal ratio with Pirotski
peat and compared with Zeoplant based mixture using Lettuce (Lacttuca sativa L.) as the
test species. The data concerning plant height, number of leaves and fresh plant mass were
collected. The differences between examined tretmans was minimal, without or with small
significance for almost the all traits. The only exception was fresh plant mass and the
Zeoplant based mixture which exceded all other mixtures. The trials should be continued.
To reach the planed goal, in the future, higher doses of mineral and organic fertilizers
should be used for natural zeolites enrichement.",
publisher = "Beograd : Institut za istraživanja i projektovanja u privredi",
journal = "Abstract proceedings [Elektronski izvor] / Young Researchers Conference 2020, YOURS 2020, 28th September 2020, Belgrade",
title = "Enriched zeolites for vegetable seedling production",
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Milišić, K., Ugrinović, M., Zečević, B., Damnjanović, J., Adžić, S.,& Girek, Z.. (2020). Enriched zeolites for vegetable seedling production. in Abstract proceedings [Elektronski izvor] / Young Researchers Conference 2020, YOURS 2020, 28th September 2020, Belgrade
Beograd : Institut za istraživanja i projektovanja u privredi..
Milišić K, Ugrinović M, Zečević B, Damnjanović J, Adžić S, Girek Z. Enriched zeolites for vegetable seedling production. in Abstract proceedings [Elektronski izvor] / Young Researchers Conference 2020, YOURS 2020, 28th September 2020, Belgrade. 2020;:null-14..
Milišić, Kristina, Ugrinović, Milan, Zečević, Bogoljub, Damnjanović, Jelena, Adžić, Slađan, Girek, Zdenka, "Enriched zeolites for vegetable seedling production" in Abstract proceedings [Elektronski izvor] / Young Researchers Conference 2020, YOURS 2020, 28th September 2020, Belgrade (2020).

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